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Time management for Developer

A developer schedule of recurring sprints, 1:1s, releases, and on-call. Automate it into recurring events and alarms exactly as you write it in a memo.

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Write it as is — it becomes an event

Just jot the memos a {name} normally writes. There are no separate fields for date or time. Write like the examples below and Noti splits and sorts them for you.

Memo매주 월 10시 스프린트 플래닝Recurring event
Memo6월 3일 14시 배포 1시간 전 알람Reminder
  • Set the recurring sprint schedule once
  • Release-day check alarm
  • Offline and keyboard-friendly input
Developer schedules, no longer scattered.

Memos, events, tasks and reminders gather in one place.

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Here’s how to use it

It all starts in one memo box. Set it up once in the order below and it just runs.

1

Recurring sprint events

Write "매주 월 10시 스프린트 플래닝" (every Mon 10:00 sprint planning) or "격주 금 4시 회고" (biweekly Fri 4:00 retro) and they register as recurring events.

2

Release and deploy alarms

Write "6월 3일 14시 배포 1시간 전 알람" (deploy on Jun 3 14:00, alarm 1 hour before) and the pre-alarm is set automatically too.

3

On-call rotation

Make your on-call week a recurring event and use an alarm the day before to handle handover.

4

Memo = work log

As you jot down meeting and debugging memos, dates inside them are recognized as event candidates you can register right away.

Frequently asked questions

Does it integrate with GitHub/Jira?
There is no direct integration yet. However, you can receive events via the ICS in issue notification emails or through Google Calendar.
Can I add things quickly with a shortcut?
On the quick-add screen you can create an event or to-do instantly with a single line of input.

A Developer’s day, starting from one line of memo.

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